Madeline Smith
Born | August 2, 1949 |
Hometown | Hartfield, England |
Height | 5'6" (1.68m) |
Spouse | David Buck (m 1975 - 1989) |
Children | Emily Buck |
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'Live and Let Die' star Madeline Smith defends Bond girls: 'We were in on the joke'
- "We were in on the joke and we were all having fun," says Smith who starred with Roger Moore in 1973's 'Live and Let Die'.
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Bullied For Being Boobless At Twelve
It was a joke that stuck around just a bit too long. I remember exactly when it started - that's how much the experience affected me at the time, and still affects me occasionally today.
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